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/h/ is a glottal consonant and in some English dialects, the pronunciation of initial /h/ is omited.. ex Herb as erb, Hotel as otel, though I am not very sure about the ommision of initial h while speaking... |
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You've got to pronounce the "h" in the word "horizon". The stress is, of course, on the second syllable. I once heard someone place the stress on the last syllable, and I didn't understand what the person was saying right away. |
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